Charcoal Grey with fawn interior 1 of only 44 V8 Vantage (Oscar India) cars built between October 1978 and March 1980 6.3l conversion by Aston Martin Works in 1990 7.0l conversion by RS Williams in 1998 Maintenance, service and history from new Full details to follow
HISTORY Constructed by the works on 6th July 1994 and originally finished in Snowden White coachwork with Fawn hides, Beige carpets and six speed manual transmission Supplied new via main agents Aston Martin Sales of Mayfair on 5th September 1994 to first owner Adam Clayton, bass guitarist of rock band ‘U2’, ...
The Aston Martin DB5 Convertible was produced over two years between 1963-65 and only 123 examples were constructed making it one of the most desirable open Aston Martin models Finished in Sierra Blue metallic coachwork with grey hide and blue hood Fully restored by marque exponents RS Williams between 1994/1995, ...
One of only 45 RHD cars produced from a total of 75 examples of the beautiful competition variant of the Aston Martin DB4, the DB4 GT that was formally introduced in September 1959 at the London Motor Show. The new competition car was based on the race winning prototype DP199/1, and that same year Astons took the World ...
HISTORY Unveiled to the world in 1977, the Aston Martin V8 Vantage was an instant hit with the motoring press gaining immediate notoriety with its 170 MPH + top speed with its elegant yet menacing coachwork, ‘the brute in a suit’ quickly earned the prestigious title as ‘Britain’s first supercar’ There were ...
